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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-14
RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF tho Wator and Movements OF tho,

Stage OF tho Wntor md Movoments of the
Boats.
The Scotia passed down at an early hour
Saturday morning, with about all the buai-
nesa on board that ahe could handle.
The Katie stockdale passed up last
evening on her way from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh. She had lots OF freight on
board.
The New Cumberland and S%teubenyille
packet Lettis has CONC On tho docks at
Parkersburg. The Wagner is running in
her place.
Mrs. Charles s. Stewart. OF New Cum.
berland, is making 8 trip with her hug
band, on the big towboat Dick Fulton.
which has gone South with coal.
Joe B. Alexander has been standing
watch at the wheel Of the Courier for
some time past. This clever pilot is one
OF the best liked river men heroabouts.
The Louis A. Shirley left Saturday
evening for. Cincinnati with q big trip.
Chief Clerk Charlie Reeves, by his pleas.
ant manner, is making thisreliable packet
a very popular one with the ~shippers. :
The long.livcd law suit OF the Chase
Organ Company against the steamer
Emma Graham, which has been in the
courts Tor over twenty years, vas tried
and decided last week in favor Of the boat.
Captain Swaney expects to get control
his recent purchase, the Liverpool
ferry boat, about the goth. She Is not to
be delivered to him Until the new boat
being built for that ferry is completed,
which will be finished some time before
The 2Oth.-Ntw Cumberland Independent.
The Andes is due hero this afternoon
from Cincinnati, for which point abe will
leave on her return trip tomorrow after-
noon ct 8 o'clock. There Is no. a more
boat eloat on tho Upper Ohio
han the Andes. She is commodious end
Try in all her quarters and is differed by
clever set Of gentlemen, who aim to do
Y they can to please thei, patrons. Capt.
Charlie Muhleman Is still in! command
md Messrs. Mart Noll and Charlie Knox
Ite IN the Office as Of old.
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Mr.. GoGtze Denl.

Mr.. William Goetze, for many years a
we'll known citizen Of Wheeling, but who
recently removed with his family to
Genoa Junction, Wisconsin, died there on
Saturday. His remains will be brought
here Tor burial, arriving probably Tues.
day morning. His son viii, who is with
lir. g. r. Gostze, smother son, in the
East Wheeling pharmacy, was at his bed
side when he died, and will accompany
the bereaved family and tho remains to
to this CITY. s 4
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At tho Opera House To,nirht.

Thia evening at the Opera House that
funny comedy, "Irish Aristocracy," will
be presented. There Is no iunnier per.
iormance on the stage than the Nuldoon
and AuScahey Of Barry and Fay in the
amusing comedy, "lrish Aristocracy,"
Both arc humorous in the highest degree,
and yet give two distinct typea Of Irish
character, one serving as an excellent foil
to the other, and yet both 60 ex~cruciating-
y funny that their very appearance on
the stage sends the audience of into con-
vulsions Of laughter, and from their first
entrance to the closing thrce.handed reel,
there is hardly q line that they speak or a
situation on the stage that does not keep
the audience in a roar. - -.
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A Verdict Against the Il. OF II.

In the United Staten District Court, Sat-
urdsy, tho hearing Of the case oil Paul Bit
ters against tho Supreme Lodge, Knights
OF Honor, to recover insurance money,
was finished, and the jury returned u yer.
dict for $1,000, tho amount Of insurance
with interest, beaides the costs. The de-
Tense was that Bitters was suffering from
a mortal disease, and knew 1t when he
was taken in tbs order on his assurance
that no was in aound health, but the yer.
dict was rendered in Wow OF the fact that
the medical inspector Of the knights had
twice examined him and recommended
his admission 10 tho Lodge.
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At til Grand.

There will be no show at the Grand this
week, but pretty little Corinne and her
celebrated troupe Of operate stars will
hold the boards all Of next week, when the
latest operate extravaganza, "Arcadis,"
will be presented. The work ia a rich
burlesque by William Gill, the author OF
the great New York success, "Adonis."
This production is said to be better than
"Adonis," and conBiats Of two acts and
several surprises. The music was com,
posed and selected by John ]. Braham,
and is bright and catchy to q degree.
There are forty artists in the trout Pc,
which has been increased in number by
the addition Of several noted people. The
chorus is a large one and the costumes
and armor worn gorgeous.
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It was reported last evening that another
csve-in had taken place in that long and
dangerous tunnel: Mt .Weat Alexander, on
the line Of the Baltimore l. Ohio's Hemp.
field diyision. At midnight the Pitts
burgh.C Cincinnati Express, due here from
Pittsburgh at 1880 o'clock, had not ar.
rived, and 1t is presnmed that it is a fact,
as reported, that the caving took place and
that trains will be badly delayed in conse-
apSuce. .alZ
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Tho difficulty between the employing
painters OF the city and the journeymen
was adjusted Saturday, both sides making
CONCESSIONS. Tho wages Of journeymen
for ordinary work arc advanced % cents q
day, doubls pay is allowed for work on
Sunday and extra pay for night work, The
other demands were Withdrawn by the
Association. At a meeting held yesterday
tho Association. ordered oil the s,rikera
back to work. They say they wero ready
to 50 to work to-day and fill contracts on
the cooperative plan,
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Tho Ohio River Railroad.

The Unnecessary ground tor the approaches
to the proposed Ohio River Railroad
bridge over the Ksnawha river ut Point
Plessan. was condemned in tho Circuit
Court in that place last week, and the
work Of building the bridge will commence
at once.
Commencing to-day the Ohio River road
will Rend freight through TO Fl. Pleasant
and all intermediate points on the extern
zion and will receive freight from those
points. All the arrangements were per-
fected last week to do this In An axpsdi-
tious aud satisfactory manner.
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Another Walt Found.

A healthy and f~ne.lookipg white malo
infant was found by Mrs. Mayee, q we'll
known colored nurse, on tho steps Of her
residence, in the Second ward, Saturday
morning at en- early hour. There was
nothing about the baby to identity Il. or
offer a clue to its paternity, and the only
clothing left with it was a few simple
white slips. Mrs. Mayes says che will
keep the baby until April, when engage.
menta as q nurss will demand her atten.
ton, and she will be compelled to turn
tho waif over to the Children's Home or
the county authorities. She denies all
knowledge Of the baby OF its parents.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City AMI Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mir. Otto Schenck has gone west on a
prospecting trip.
DR.. Alderman han returned from 8 long
visi. to New York.
Mr. J. NJ. Holme, of Preston county, is
spending a few days in the city.
Mias Mary Ferguson, postmistrees at
Glenn Esston, is visiting Wheeling friends.
Mr.. Harvey Heed, a we'll knoEn poll
ticisn Of Harrison county, Ohio. living at
Lsceyviile, is in the city.
Mrs. Mary A. Frauzheim, who has been
spending several weeks past in Florida, is
expected to G,riyo home this evening.
A. l.. Cady, boiler maker OF Steuben.
vile, lsayes this morning for Terre Alta,
where he is engaged in putting in 9. set Of
boilers. @ lJ.
Mira. Wm. S%tromberg, the wife OF the
manager Of the st. Louis Maroons Base
Ball Club, is visiting her parents in tho
Fifth ward.
Mr.. Walter Harriuon, the former clerk
Of the Howell House, will leave to-day for
Atchison, Kas., to take charge Of a hotel
ut that place.
MIR. Al Rhineatrcm, who Was the Elf
Gent assistant clerk OF the Senate dnring
the late session OF tho Legislature, is homo
from tho permanent seat.
Mr.. Ed L&skin, of Omaha, Neb., arrived
in the city yesterday on o visit to his
mother and to see his many old friends.
He still thinks Omaha is the city OF the
future, and q good deal offs place even in
the present. He is in the real estate bust
ness there.
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4 Freight Train Wrecked.

Friday night about O'Clock the first sec.
ton Of through freight No. Il stopped at
Maiden ak miles eaBtot Charleston on the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio, 10, allow the engineer
to oil his engine. The second section OF
the same freight, which wac following, ron
into the rear OF tho standing train. break.
ing the engine IT. several places and wreck
ing several OF tho rear cars. Engineer
Wiring; OF the moving train, jumped when
his truin collided with tho other, and was
somewhat injured. The eastbound night
passenger train had to lay over ut Charles!
ton all night, visiting tho cloaranco OF The
,praaE- Ngtr Ply EF1L
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The Goyernpr Fnrdous n Convict.

The Governor Issued q pardon to Wade
Il. Crigle, Of Pendleton county, who was
convicted Of assault with intent to kill
n Charles Erick, and sentenced to one
years confinement in the penitentiary.
A petition signed by the Judge before
whom he was tried, also by eight Of the
twelve jurors and by many Of the beet citi-
zens OF Perdleton county, was presented
to tho Governor asking for the pardon OF
Crjgle. On receipt OF the pardon, which
WAS mailed Saturday afternoon, the pris-
oner will be released.
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DR. a. T. BANNING, Of New York, will
be 81 Mossgrove'o D. S. Hotel, Steuben.
vile, until Saturday, March 10, where he
can DO consulted by sufferers from spinal
deformity, uterine displacements, nun
ture and piles: He has a large as
sortment Of the most improved formg
Of abdominal supporters. trusseg, spi.
nal apparatue, etc. The Doctor can
be consulted in Brlngeport by ap-
pointment. Address him at tho U. s.
Hotel, Steubenville, Ohio.
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Saturday afternoon Officers Dunlap and
McNichol raided the poker room run by
Dave Grant, colored, on Eleventh etreet
near tho Pewiky depot. Grant himself
was not in, but the officers arrested two
young colored men who were in the place
at the time. Grsnt will be arraigned when
found. Four or 6vsdruaks wero the onlv
other cages on tho docket at midnight for
this mornings Police Court. 81
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Fred. Hryton In "Forgivcn."

Tomorrow evening Fred. B,yton and a
strong dramatic company will present at
the Opera House his well.known drama
forgiven" Forgiven" ia a beautifully
told dramatic story Of the heart, fall OF hu.
mainly, pathos and fun, and Mr.. Bryton'a
John Diamond is among the finest charac-
terizations Of the day. The play was
never given here but once, and then made
an unuaually favorable impreeaion.
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The New POTTERY,

The Wheeling China Company, the new
corporation which contemplates erecting
r new pottery here, with a prominent
potter Of Trenton, N. j., as manager, met
Saturday for the purpose Of organizing,
but after an informal talk nyar the sifairs
Of the company 1t was decided to postpone
the organization until next Saturday. The
books for the subscription OF stock are open
at Ewing, Melvin & Riley's law office.
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Grent Auction Sale OF Ready Made Clothing

Grent Auction Sale OF Ready Made Clothing
As aud Piece Goods.
We will commence on Monday, March
II, at 7r. NJ, to sell our entire stock Of
gooda at auction and will continue tho
posed Of.
Nov, is he time to supply yourselves
with clothing suitable for all seesous at
your own price,. ,
Having only sixteen days to remain in
this room, the Bales must barquick and
without reserve. -9g55N
prices.
WHEELING CLorH1Sa COMPANY,
J. BRtLLEs, Manager.
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BALTIMORE & ONO EMPRESS.

Wheeling to Chicago without Change.
The Baltimore & Ohio are now running
q through train, sleeper attachsd, between
Wheeling and Chicago, leaving Wheeling
daily, except Monday, at 3 =. NJ, city time,
arriving at Chicago at 6 A. NJ. Passengers
can remain in sleeper at Chicsso until s
A. NJ. il they wish.
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a Circus Coming,

Mr.. 4. G. Campbell, Of New YORK. is at
the Stamm House. He is the first circus
man to put in an appearance this season.
He is here in advanced Of Forepaugh, whose
will be here May 0. It is said that
by arrangement with other circus men,
Forepsugh's will be tho only big circus
hist is to exhibit here this season,
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A BALTIMORE Butchers Experience.-I
have suffered with bad headaches for
years, AID have tried many remediea With
out obtaining relief. I wss advised 10 give
Salvation Oil q trial and it hiss entirely
cured me. ED. BALrz,
Lafayette Market, Baltimore, Md.
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We have Just received n full line Of
SPRING 0fEitCOATiNGS, and n,e in
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties III
Spring Suilinys.
Also, on hand q Ilands0me line Of Neck.
wear Gnd Gcntlcmen's Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS & SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street,
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specinl Excurs,ons 10 f,or,dn.

On March s, Is, %, and 20, the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway
Company will cell excursion tickets to
Florida points at extremely low rates,
For tickets ead further particulars call on
or address J. G. Tomlinson, passenper
Agent Panhandle Route. Wheeling, w.
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We llMye introduced a new system Of
selling Watches on tho ilstallmont plan
whereby you can secure u watch Mt once
On easy payments. Gall and Investigate:
JACOB v. CRUDE, Jewelor,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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Gentlemen wanting q fine, stylish pair
Of shoea, before purchasing should exam
inc Stacy. Adams 4 Coli shoes, which ere
unexcclled for comfort and wear.
]. W. AMIcK, sole agent,
lib Main Street,
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REAL
FoR RENI>

No. $40 Main street, 6 rooms, sls CO a month
NO. 1d Fifteenth street. 5 Rooms, Sl5 % a month.
no. l72l Eon street, 6 roons. Eli p0a month -
no. US sixteenth street, 1 rooms, SIl OO a month.
70. zee Eighteenth street. 5ro1mg, $40 COS month.
ural gas. $50 n"'
Two 1ooms. No. e2oS Water street, a 90 q month,
Two 1ooma. No. l6O, Woods street, 81 COZ month.
s'ose Room, No; 2loa Main street, with natural
No. 2lo3 Main street, business house,
10. = Sixteenth Stiest, si0re' r ON lately used Ms n
shop, s5 01a lHouth. S
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How My Sides Aches.

P FTom 1he bcuch andthe counter, from
d 10 the loom and sewing machine goes nm
WEy& Sides and Back, Kidney and Ut"rines
A9AA Palms, Strains and Weakness, Coughs.
Co.us aud Chest Palms, and every Palm and Aehes
Of daily toll relieved In ono minute by the CUT.
liblc. It druggists. 2jo; five Tor 81 Co: or OF poiier
Drug and Chemical Co. B0s.on. mra-MrhSw
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WASHINGTON, D. G., March l4.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, rain
or snow, followed by fair weather, lower
followed by higher Temperature, north;
Westerly Winda. -s :
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G (I1 ~Gnt9lliqernrr
Office: Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.

Stocks For Snle-L. Irwin.
Jewett's Water Fittegs-Sesbitt & BRO.
Wall Paper aud I,otlcrs-l. D.. Prayer.
Decorated Tea and Dlniier Wnle-Ewiug Dros.
Dlctctlc pIcpsratious-Losan & Co. jl
Fos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Audes-Accd oil Local
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New Spring and Sumner Dress Goods,
Trimmings, etc., ut sstoniOhingly low
prices. Call and see US. .BE5a'.
ENsHElMER's, Eleventh street,
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Bargains in Dry Goods a tL.s. Goods Cos
job Lot

Of Ladies' Fine Shoes to DO, closed out a
6o, Worth 81. Call early these ar
bargains, L. Y. BLOND.
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Job Lot

Of Ladies' F;ue Shoea 10 be cloaed out at
81 so, worth 81. Call early; these ere
bargains. L, Y. BLpSp.
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NEVER give up the ship. DR.. Bull't
Cough Syrup will cure you, as it has done
others. Price rs cents.
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In Extreme Cold Weather
nee Colgate'e perfectly purc superine
Toilet Soaps. Cashmere Bouquet the
standard. NTH
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Frenchand American Satines.
solid colors in every shade, and
a beautiful line Of Fancies-a
splendid quality at yard.
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FOR Said.

No. 100 Twelfth street, a full 10, O, ground
NO. IS Thirteenth street, 5 looms; pncc Sicno
NO. 7+0H Market street, Sl,IG0. ''"'
No. 29l9 Chapline street, Il roomed frame bonpse,
In good repair. ground rs feet front running hal:
cash. rfswE g 1920 At el'ooo
No; eils Market street, valued at 81. 100. "a, he
bought for sp0 Il contract y closed before Anil N. i l.
No. 81 aud No. s3 Fifteenth Stieet. ''"',' t'>plL l.
No. ESQ Main street, s.. lo0.
40. 252o Main street, u corner lot. n a ro,,,od
ofick On t.oht, q 4 roomed brick on alley, st'SOo' :
No. 22i7 Eoa street, $3.50. 70
% No. GO North Front ktleet ground t,or,,,, :, 49,,
and running back an equal width 10 r, W.. " 'ee'
Many other desirable pieces OF nronart,, al,
kinds, Of every description. ~, p'opo''S' Au
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New Crinkles, Seersuckers,
Gingbams, Prints, etc We
offer one case Of Crinkles at
6Hca yard, worth az a yard.
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A very handsome line Of
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
to match new goods, has just
been opened.
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JAMES "A. nrxpy

zeal Estate Agent, Collector and Notary publio.
ms9 d Once, No, lGl2 Massct strcet.
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AB reported by Christian Schnept, drug.
gist. Opera House corner, Saturday:
TAM. DAM. 70 NJ. 8 TN. ! r, u,
az s0' $50 81 $50
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Donot fail to inspect our large
and attractive stock OF Embroid-
cries and White Goods, En-
broideries in Ecru, Heliotrope,
Pink, Light Blue, Grey, Brown,
etc, Materials to match.
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK Il CO.
SHOOK 6 co.
NEW GOODS.
GEO. N. SHOOK Il CO.

Spring Dress Goods in new
and striking effects; handsomest
line we have ever shown at this
time OF the year. An elegant
quality Of Surah Silk In black and
all the new Spring Shades at
ST 90 per yard, worth 81 IS.
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! AN. Jam. I'm. SEX. r.,
w q 4. CO. s' y.
The sun., 1887-12-29
omcial Paper et tho City.

The protective tariff theory is no
less iliasory aud a cham than the free-
trade theory Is said to be. Ask Of
protected labor" in tho hot.bel Of
protection. PENNSYLVANIA, what It
says TO this! TIE harcns, the trusts.
the combinations Of alf kinds arc but
81 many dogs in the rssnger. The
American laborer about whom men
ike Mr.. Blame pra.c and wiring
THEIR hands and fos whose condition
they are prepared to shed any Qnan-
tity Of tears ION the stump IS held in
a state bordering on, If not actual.
sereitude. The comhina tion, or
whatever other name it may hear, has
its hands on his throat. When the
voracity of competition knocks away
the tariffs protection, then works are
.slut down. There is enforced
idleness. If tho miner or the sweat
stained iron pusidler has ANYTHING to
his credit, the company's s'store
order" plays its little part. No
money! You must draw yonr sup
port from our store. No competition
for MS there, ut all events. You must
take our goods at our prices, chained
to the oar as you are. These things
happen every day. and will continue
<a harmon Gil 1oDV aS m;ScheviOus
Laws, enacted in the interest of spe-
cial classes, shall breed a race of mo-
ropolists. This is Mr.. Biaine's plat
form cabled by wakeful lieutenants
from the worlds gay capital, Paris.
The sun., 1887-12-29


For all practical purposes the Min
ncsota delegation in Ccng ress is made
UP of four Democratic. Knate Nelson
on the living issue is IS good demo-
crat as any Of the three stalwarts.
lie is unable to understand why his
constituents should be obliged to pay
tribute to the native sheep. that
foreign wool which would feed the
spindies in our mills and employ
American labor at higher wages and
give us cheap clothing should be
barred ont. AS the 1rishman who
erode" in the b5ttomless sedan chair
said: ..Ifit wasn't for the name OF
it fellow might just as well walk
Congressman Nelson would be
democrat-if it were not for the
name Of it.
The sun., 1887-12-29

Certainly, Dakota will come in.
Her politicians must have discovered
by his time that their pulling and
hauling for position has been the
main obstacle to her admission, and
now that the division schemers, with
she prohibition attachment to bring
out the vote, have succeeded at least
in ridiculously small way, the com.
mon sense of the proposition viii be
reached. and Dakota will receive her
logical deserts. She is one terretory;
let her come in as one state. If she
wsnts to carve herself up afterwards,
well and good just as Texas may some
day. We venture to say that a patri-
otic Congress, even though composed
in one branch largely Of Democrats,
will not refuse Dakota what she
knows she wants.